The comparative and evolutionary genomics of sorghum

The comparative and evolutionary genomics of sorghumSorghum has a relatively small diploid genome, and retains much of the chromosomal structure and organization of its common ancestor. It also has multiple origins of domestication in different regions of Africa, resulting in a highly diverse germplasm well adapted to drought and other challenging environmental conditions. This makes sorghum ideal for dissecting the architectures of complex yet desirable traits. This chapter discusses what we know

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Drawing on his experiences directing films in Ireland

Investigates the state of occupancy at the time of the eruption in AD 79

His former leftist comrades are now all either capitalists or Islamists

First and foremost a critical reader for today’s applied theatre practitioners and scholars

and one of the most fascinating personalities

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we provide an overview of opportunity to reduce environmental impact of valorising agricultural by-products